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The music to the ears that is a new Proms season

The Independent 

As overtures go, few lift the spirits quite like the announcement of a new Proms season. Harbinger of summer, drum-roll that presages the greatest classical music festival in the world, the arrival of the Proms guide – a publication which regularly tops the paperback best-seller lists – brings to mind warm nights at the Albert Hall and a panoply of sounds that from mid-July to early September run an amazing gamut.

Lutfur Rahman is the latest example in a long line of crooks and chancers

The Independent 

Local government has long been the weakest link in the country’s democratic infrastructure. The verdict that Lutfur Rahman, the one-time mayor of Tower Hamlets, was guilty of corrupt and illegal practices represents only the latest episode in a long line of crooks and chancers, of whom T Dan Smith, the corrupt leader of Newcastle upon Tyne in the 1960s, was the flashiest and most audacious.

Bradley Cooper's Broadway Date: Things You May Not Know About Model Irina Shayk!

«Just Jared» 

The web is buzzing after Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk were spotted together at a Broadway play on Wednesday (April 22). Since Bradley is being linked to a beautiful model, everyone is curious to know about Irina, so we are here to provide the info! Irina is a 29-year-old Sports Illustrated model, who was soccer [...]

César Winner Adèle Haenel To Lead Dardenne Brothers Next Film 'The Unknown Girl'

«Indiewire» 

Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne went with established Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard to lead their last movie, "Two Days, One Night," and the filmmakers aren't done snagging top talent. She may not be a huge name yet, but Adèle Haenel is already a two time César Award winner, taking back-to-back trophies in 2014 for Best Supporting Actress in "Suzanne" and this year for Best Actress for "Love At First Fight." And she'll feature in what may be her biggest movie yet. READ MORE: Marion Cotillard Talks 'Two Days... Читать дальше...



Pyeongchang vs. Pyongyang: What's the Difference?

WSJ.com 

The 2018 Winter Olympics will be held in Pyeongchang, South Korea. But many people are getting the name confused with Pyongyang, North Korea. Photos: Reuters (left) and Associated Press (right)

Elizabeth Olsen Will Appear In ‘Captain America: Civil War,’ Scarlett Johansson Talks Solo Movie & More

«Indiewire» 

“Avengers: Age Of Ultron”  (read our review) isn’t even in theaters yet, but talk has already moved on to “Captain America: Civil War,” Marvel’s next big movie adventure. Though, to be fair, ‘Ultron’ has already grossed $9.5 million because it’s opened in 11 foreign markets. We digress. As discussed before — and it’s kind of teased at the end of ‘Ultron’ — ‘Civil War’ could possibly contain a lot of Marvel characters. We basically already know it features Captain America (Chris Evans), the adversarial Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.)... Читать дальше...

Macy's CEO: Chinese tourists are coming and spending

CNBC 

Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren discusses his executive team and whether he plans to retire any time soon, with CNBC's Courtney Reagan. He also addresses changes the stores are making to appeal to Millennials.

6 outrageous celebrity lawsuits in 60 seconds

CNBC 

Mila Kunis has been slapped with a $5,000 lawsuit for allegedly stealing a Ukrainian woman's pet chicken named 'Doggie.' Here are six crazy celebrity lawsuits from the past, many of which ended up getting dismissed or dropped.

Chris Pratt Takes on 'Apparently Kid' in Dinosaur Trivia

Yahoo TV 

With the highly anticipated return of the Jurassic Park franchise this summer, Chris Pratt has already started to make the rounds to promote it. The Jurassic World star came by Ellen on Thursday and had his dinosaur knowledge put to the test in a fun game. While you might think Pratt would walk away with a win, he “apparently” stood no chance against his competition.

Russian Culture Under Putin and Ukraine’s Historical Memory Laws

Sean's Russia Blog 

Guests:

Eliot Borenstein, Professor of Russian and Slavic Studies at New York University. He is the author of Overkill: Sex Violence, and Russian Popular Culture after 1991 and blogs about Russia at All the Russias Blog.

Read more on Russian Culture Under Putin and Ukraine’s Historical Memory Laws…

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